Sentences with phrase «likely than men»

• Women surveyed (36 per cent) are significantly more likely than men surveyed (27 per cent) to offer the asking price.

Women are more likely than men to be negatively affected by both too cold and too warm environments — 58 percent are affected by cold (versus 47 percent of men) and 74 percent by hot environments (versus 68 percent for men).

Money is a particular issue for many couples who separate, and women are more likely than men to experience financial hardship after divorce.

With the exception of physical abuse, women were more likely than men to report each category of adverse childhood experience (Table 1).

These results are consistent with studies detecting gender differences in emotional responses to unhappy marriages; women are more likely than men to acknowledge and respond to negative interactions (Carstensen et al., 1995).

For example, women are more likely than men to appraise family life and interpersonal events, such as marital relationship as stressful (McLaughlin, Cormier, & Cormier, 1988; Oman & King, 2000).

Those same scripts have emphasized women's (relative to men's) role in relationship maintenance and, in fact, research finds that women are more likely than men to engage in such maintenance behaviors as spending time thinking about the relationship, providing social support, and conducting relationship talk (Cross & Madson, 1997; Dainton & Stafford, 1993).

There is some evidence that men are more likely than women to adopt an agapic (unconditional, selfless) orientation to romantic relationships, whereas women are more likely than men to adopt a more practical, conditional orientation (e.g., Hendrick & Hendrick, 1987, 1995, 2002; Sprecher & Toro - Morn, 2002).

Among the findings were that perceived imbalance with respect to the work of relationship initiation was common, that women were more likely than men to perceive their partners as having done more work than they did themselves, and that overall there were no gender differences in perceptions of who did more work.

Women are three times more likely than men to develop BPD.

Adult women in California are more likely than men to experience serious mental illness.

Women were more likely than men to have less education; in particular, 79.7 % of women had an elementary school education or less.

Among those aged 18 to 29 without a high - school diploma, women are much less likely than men to say they expect to marry their current partner (47 percent compared to 67 percent).

Results showed that women were more likely than men to endorse communal strategies when managing conflict with a same - gender friend, but not with a romantic partner.

Women were more likely than men to endorse agentic strategies for managing conflict with a romantic partner, but not with a same - gender friend.

Women are more likely than men to bring up marital issues in the first place.

For example, men were more likely than women to experience schadenfreude after a same - gender friend experienced a loss in social status (e.g., by missing a big play in a sports game), whereas women were more likely than men to experience schadenfreude after a same - gender friend experienced a loss in physical attractiveness (e.g., by breaking out in acne).

In light of men's greater affinity for pornography, it is probably not surprising that women are more likely than men to see porn as a potential relationship problem, and there are indeed many women who find their male partner's porn watching highly distressing.3 At the same time, however, there are many women who have a positive attitude toward porn and there are some couples for whom watching pornography is a mutually enjoyable activity that actually increases rather than decreases intimacy.

Women were less likely than men to hypothetically accept the offer for casual sex.

Specifically, women were more likely than men to say that emotionally intimate behaviors (e.g., sending erotic texts, holding hands, forming emotional bonds) represented cheating.

Still, partner responsiveness had a significantly stronger effect on women's perceptions of both themselves and their partners, suggesting that women experienced higher levels of desire for their responsive partner because they were more likely than men to feel special and value this partner as a result of the partner's responsiveness.

A recent UCLA study found that, while women were less likely than men to have doubts before the wedding day, their doubts were more meaningful in predicting trouble after the wedding.

Women were more likely than men to use texting to try to manage the relationship, whether to apologize, work out differences or make decisions, the study found.

Female family members are 70 percent more likely than men to experience depression in their lifetime.

, shows that while women are less likely than men to refuse to give their salary history — 20 percent of women say no, compared to 23 percent of men — they are also more likely to suffer a pay penalty when they do so.

According to the recent Hays Gender Diversity survey, Canadian women are equally ambitious to men, but are 27 per cent more likely than men to be dissatisfied with their current seniority, and 26 per cent less likely to say they are able to promote themselves at work.

According to new survey, women are 92 % more likely than men to judge the person they are meeting for a date based on the age of their smartphone and model.

Due to their tendency to obey the rules of the road with greater frequency, they are also less likely than men to be cited for moving violations when they drive.

Women were more likely than men to consume whole grains, the researchers found.

Women are up to four times more likely than men to get migraines, and as many as one third also experience an aura before or during a migraine.

Women were slightly more likely than men to be screened.

Presumably, these discrepancies are derived from danger and data; girls are somewhat more likely than men to see a doctor in their life (consequently, higher health insurance premiums), and men are somewhat more inclined to be involved in an auto accident.

It's estimated that 56 % of Americans have less than $ 10,000 saved for retirement, and women are more likely than men to have little retirement savings.

In their case, Dale and the clinic argue that women are more likely than men to be injured or killed as a result of domestic violence.

One study found that women federal appellate judges are significantly more likely than men to rule in favor a party alleging discrimination.

Women remain more likely than men to work in the public sector, even in their early careers, with more than one quarter of women working in the public sector, compared to about 20 % of men.

A 2008 study of University of Michigan Law School graduates found that women who practiced in a firm for five or more years were 13 percent less likely than men to make partner, even if their qualifications were equal and regardless of whether they had children.

Women are less likely than men to be able to afford a lawyer and more likely to have their safety at risk.

Women remain more likely than men to work in the public sector, even in their early careers, with more than one quarter of women

Not surprisingly, women were more likely than men to report demeaning comments, harassment and discrimination based on gender.

It's perhaps no surprise, then, that women are also, according to the survey, more likely than men to build relationships with their external counsel via online channels, versus the stereotypical golf - course outings intended to build trust among men.

Professor Fiona Kay, for example, conducted a survey with the legal profession and found that women are more likely than men to practise family law, while men are much more likely than women to practise real estate law and slightly more likely to practise civil litigation.

Women were more likely than men to identify a physical health problem as a direct result of a legal problem; 67.1 % of women compared with 53.2 % of men.

Sure, women are more likely than men to want another woman on the bench — only 24 percent of men polled thought appointing a woman was «essential» or «a good idea» — but it's still a surprisingly low number.

Women are more likely than men to hold precarious employment and are more likely to experience poverty.

For example, women are more likely than men to initially exhibit symptoms associated with whiplash disorders.

While women only comprise about 20 % of the Canadian prison population, they are more likely than men to self - harm, and therefore more likely to end up in administrative segregation.

[70] Women are much more likely than men to leave the workforce temporarily or reduce their paid work in order to take on homemaking or child - rearing roles.

Overall, our analysis of the reports» findings shows that women are more likely than men to contribute nothing towards their pension.

A recent Thomson Reuters World IP Today report found women are 14 percent more likely than men to select environmentally - friendly packaging